Pro edition

NTRIP Analyser Pro

Start with the free pages. Everything there applies here unchanged: Getting started, the eight checks, the analysis views and troubleshooting describe this edition too.

The two editions measure identically. The checks, their thresholds and their verdicts come from one engine, so a station that passes in one passes in the other. Nothing is measured differently and nothing is withheld to make the free edition look worse.

These pages cover only what is different.

Where to get it

Pro is on Google Play as a paid app (€5.99 in the Netherlands). It was published on 2026-10-14, after twelve testers stayed opted in to its closed test for fourteen days — thank you.

Newer builds go to an open test first, which you can join from the store listing. For a paid app that means owning pro; feedback you send from the test reaches the author privately.

What helps most is a station where the verdict looks wrong — open an issue. The thresholds behind every verdict are judgements rather than facts, and a station you know well is the best evidence against one.

Watch mode	Keep measuring for hours: availability, streaks, degradations
Stability report	Six metrics over stream time with their own verdicts — has this station been fit
Network-RTK check	Five assertions and a gate test for VRS and network services, where the eight checks alone mislead
Reference position	Live rover-to-ARP distance, and the hand-over history that shows a network switching stations under you
Saved connections	Up to sixteen casters, and the shared configuration file
Reporting where you are	Sending this phone's position to a network mountpoint
Orbits and the ephemeris stream	A complete sky view on a station that broadcasts no orbits

The smaller differences

• Export statistics. The ⋮ menu writes the current snapshot as a file: JSON carrying everything the app knows, or CSV in exactly the columns the desktop GUI exports and the monitoring daemon logs — so a phone's export and a server's sample can sit in one spreadsheet. Available during a run (a timestamped snapshot) and after it (the settled result).

• Pick a mountpoint from the sourcetable. Tap an entry in Browse mountpoints… and it becomes the connection — with its published position and its NMEA setting, so a network mountpoint is configured correctly without typing anything.

• Per-message-type statistics. Expanding check 4 lists every type the station sends, how many epochs arrived and the interval between them.

• The full reference-position detail. Expanding check 3 shows the station ID, the ITRF realisation year, which constellations the station claims to serve, whether it calls itself a reference station, and the antenna height where the message carries one.